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1. #MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO CODE UBUNTU CONTAINER INSTALL#
2. #MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO CODE UBUNTU CONTAINER UPDATE#
3. #MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO CODE UBUNTU CONTAINER FULL#
4. #MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO CODE UBUNTU CONTAINER SOFTWARE#

Start: Run: docker version -format 2> /dev/null Setting up container for folder or workspace: /Users/kgamble/Work/RedactedProjectName/Data Integrity

#MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO CODE UBUNTU CONTAINER FULL#

Here is the full output of the container starting, hopefully I am onto something here.įull devcontainer starting Logs Remote-Containers 0.245.2 in VS Code 1.70.2 (e4503b30fc78200f846c62cf8091b76ff5547662).

This may be why Ignition isn’t starting, because the installation and commissioning script is never happening. What I am getting out of this is potentially that its overriding the entrypoint, and so its not running the docker-entrypoint.sh (guessing that’s what it is because I know that’s what it is in the kcollins/ignition image. l devcontainer.local_folder=/Users/kgamble/Work/RedactedProjectName/Data Integrity mount type=volume,src=vscode,dst=/vscode mount type=bind,source=/Users/kgamble/Work/RedactedProjectName/Data Integrity,target=/workspaces/Data Integrity,consistency=cached

If I dig around I can find the actual devcontainer starting logs, and inside that I see where it builds my container image and then runs it with the following flags: docker run -sig-proxy=false So I wonder, how can I properly run VS Code with GUI using Docker or Singularity? Doing some search on the Internet has sort of convinced me that I am installing all the necessary modules to be able to run an application with GUI in Singularity, but why is this not happening for VS Code? Can anyone give me some clues on what's going on and/or provide a solution on how I can run the GUI when using a Singularity container.Alright, more details I have found through digging. glxgrears also shows a similar error: Error: couldn't open display :0 despite the fact that echo $DISPLAY shows :0 when shelling into the container both with and without sudo.

If I shell into my singularity container using sudo (which I should almost always avoid) and run code -s -user-data-dir='' I only get ERROR:browser_main_(279)] Gtk: cannot open display: :0 as error and the other warnings/errors disappear. Need to mention that executing glxgears works as expected and shows the gears running. s does not show Visual Studio Code GUI and shows a bunch of errors such as Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "unity-gtk-module", bus.cc(427)] Failed to connect to the bus: Failed to connect to socket /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: No such file or directory and dconf-CRITICAL **: unable to create directory '/run/user/1000/dconf': Permission denied. Mkdir vscode & cd vscode & wget -O code_amd64 Ĭode -install-extension ms-vscode.cpptools -user-data-dir='/vscode/'Ĭode -install-extension vector-of-bool.cmake-tools -user-data-dir='/vscode/'Ĭode -install-extension ms-python.python -user-data-dir='/vscode/'Īfter building the container I shell into it using the -nv flag.

#MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO CODE UBUNTU CONTAINER INSTALL#

# Install Visual Studio Code and relevant extensions

#MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO CODE UBUNTU CONTAINER UPDATE#

Here's how I build my container with VS Code installed in it: BootStrap: dockerĪpt-get -y update & apt-get -y install localesĪpt-get -y update & apt-get -y install make \Īpt-get -y install -reinstall overlay-scrollbar-gtk2 \ So my goal is to also have VS Code in the container, run it visually, compile Blender on my machine locally and do debugging/code editing etc. Therefore, I decided to I build a Singularity container that has those dependencies so that I can compile Blender through that container.

#MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO CODE UBUNTU CONTAINER SOFTWARE#

I am trying to avoid installing lots of dependencies of another software (Blender) on my laptop running an Ubuntu 16.04.